Of Ice Audiobook — Ciaphas Cain Caves

4.8/5 Best enjoyed with: A hot beverage (tanna tea, if you have it) and a healthy sense of irony for the Imperium of Man.

The Caves of Ice audiobook succeeds largely due to its narration style. Unlike standard Warhammer audiobooks that aim for a dramatic "movie trailer" voice, this series leans into the narrative structure of the books: the memoirs of Ciaphas Cain. ciaphas cain caves of ice audiobook

: Voices Inquisitor Amberley Vail, contributing the sarcastic and professional editorial footnotes. Emma Gregory To secure a promethium (fuel) refinery on the

Commissar Cain and his loyal—if perpetually exasperated—aide, Gunner Jurgen, are attached to the Valhallan 597th Imperial Guard regiment. Their mission? To secure a promethium (fuel) refinery on the ice world of , a frozen wasteland so cold that your lasgun battery dies faster than your patience. : Voices Inquisitor Amberley Vail

Following his exploits on Gravalax, Commissar Ciaphas Cain and the Valhallan 597th are deployed to the ice world of (sometimes referred to as Frigidia in earlier editions) to defend a vital promethium refinery from an Ork incursion.

Overall, "Caves of Ice" is an excellent addition to the Ciaphas Cain series, and I highly recommend it to fans of science fiction and action.

Have you listened to the Ciaphas Cain audiobooks? Do you prefer the humor of the early series or the more serious tone of the later entries? Let us know in the comments.

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